JimmyBob
A working radio world, built for learning.
JimmyBob is a browser-based ham-radio simulator and school. Visitors listen to stations, members study radio fundamentals, earn simulated call signs and operate within a playful digital radio community.
Listen before signing up
The public application offers anonymous listening and shows live station activity. It introduces radio through participation rather than requiring visitors to understand the whole curriculum first.
Education with progression
The public product describes 24 short lessons, a 141-term glossary and an exam-based simulated-license path. Member progression connects educational content to the ability to participate in the radio world.
A digital operating environment
Frequencies, station schedules and Morse-code interaction make the product more than an educational brochure. Source admin functions and rules support managing the application and its participants.
Simulation, not a transmitter license
JimmyBob licenses, call signs and frequencies are simulated and are not FCC licenses. AI-SDLC powers the build; we do not invent an AI tutor or voice-transcription service absent implementation evidence.
How the work comes together.
Built through AI-SDLC: AI-assisted implementation paired with human architecture, review and iterative delivery. Across the studio, engagements range from days to a week or a month; no unverified duration is assigned to this project.
- Radio simulation
- Morse-code interaction
- Lessons and glossary
- Simulated licensing